Showing posts with label humor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label humor. Show all posts
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Funny Questions People Ask Vegetarians
Q."What would you eat if you were stranded on a desert with no food in sight but a cow?"
A.I would find out what the cow was eating and join it.
Q."But god meant for us to eat animals."
A.You put a baby in a crib with an apple and a rabbit.If it eats the rabbit,I'll buy you a new car.
Me: I'm a vegetarian because animals don't want to be killed for food.
Nonveggie: But how do you know what animals want?
A.I would find out what the cow was eating and join it.
Q."But god meant for us to eat animals."
A.You put a baby in a crib with an apple and a rabbit.If it eats the rabbit,I'll buy you a new car.
Me: I'm a vegetarian because animals don't want to be killed for food.
Nonveggie: But how do you know what animals want?
Labels:
food: why vegetarian n vegan,
humor
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
40+ Earth Day Comics from America's Best-Loved Cartoonists
40+ Earth Day Comics from America's Best-Loved Cartoonists
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Monday, December 29, 2008
Dog's New Years Resolutions
Dog's New Years resolutions
1. I will not play tug-of-war with Daddy's underwear when he's on the
can.
2. I will remember the garbage collector is NOT stealing our stuff.
3. I will not suddenly stand straight up when I'm lying under the
coffee table.
4. I will not roll my toys behind the fridge.
5. I will shake the rainwater out of my fur BEFORE entering the
house.
6. I will not eat the cat's food before or after he eats it.
7. I will stop trying to find new places on the carpet when I am
about to throw up.
8. I will not throw up in the car.
9. I will not roll on dead things.
10. I will stop considering the cat's litter box as a cookie jar.
11. I will not wake up Mommy by putting my cold, wet nose up her
bottom end.
12. I will not chew my human's toothbrush and not tell them.
13. I will not chew crayons or pens, especially not the red ones, or
my people will think that I am hemorrhaging.
14. When in the car, I will not insist on having the window rolled
down when it's raining outside.
15. I will not drop soggy tennis balls in the underwear of anyone who
is sitting on the can.
16. We do not have a doorbell. Therefore, I will not bark each time I
hear one on the television.
17. I will not steal my Mommy's underwear out of the laundry basket
and then dance all over the back yard with them.
18. I will remember the sofa is not a face towel and neither are
Mommy's & Daddy's laps.
19. I will remember my head does not belong in the refrigerator.
20. I will not bite the officer's hand when he reaches in for Mommy's
driver's license and car registration.
1. I will not play tug-of-war with Daddy's underwear when he's on the
can.
2. I will remember the garbage collector is NOT stealing our stuff.
3. I will not suddenly stand straight up when I'm lying under the
coffee table.
4. I will not roll my toys behind the fridge.
5. I will shake the rainwater out of my fur BEFORE entering the
house.
6. I will not eat the cat's food before or after he eats it.
7. I will stop trying to find new places on the carpet when I am
about to throw up.
8. I will not throw up in the car.
9. I will not roll on dead things.
10. I will stop considering the cat's litter box as a cookie jar.
11. I will not wake up Mommy by putting my cold, wet nose up her
bottom end.
12. I will not chew my human's toothbrush and not tell them.
13. I will not chew crayons or pens, especially not the red ones, or
my people will think that I am hemorrhaging.
14. When in the car, I will not insist on having the window rolled
down when it's raining outside.
15. I will not drop soggy tennis balls in the underwear of anyone who
is sitting on the can.
16. We do not have a doorbell. Therefore, I will not bark each time I
hear one on the television.
17. I will not steal my Mommy's underwear out of the laundry basket
and then dance all over the back yard with them.
18. I will remember the sofa is not a face towel and neither are
Mommy's & Daddy's laps.
19. I will remember my head does not belong in the refrigerator.
20. I will not bite the officer's hand when he reaches in for Mommy's
driver's license and car registration.
Monday, November 24, 2008
Funny: You Know you are a Raw Foodist When...
You Know You Are a Raw Foodist When…
September 16th, 2008 by Steve Pavlina
http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2008/09/you-know-you-are-a-raw-foodist-when/
… your microwave oven has been converted into a sprout and herb garden.
… you can’t remember the last time you visited the “other side” of the grocery store.
… you measure the time since your last illness in decades.
… you spend more time thinking about digestion than sex.
… you consume your own body weight in less than a month.
… you believe that $5 is a fair price for a 3-oz piece of chocolate.
… you feel confident that you could survive on Gilligan’s Island — and you know you can make a better coconut cream pie than Mary Ann.
… your diet is a combination of the diets of bonobos, cows, and plankton.
… you can identify every item in the produce section.
… the grocery checker has to look up the codes for half of your items; the other half she must ask you to identify.
… you gladly offer to “help out” any friends with fertility problems; they decline because they just want one baby, not a litter.
… you fantasize about a raw foods version of Costco.
… you store produce in your oven.
… you’ve turned down lunch invites for logistical reasons.
… your blender costs more than your car (and has a better warranty).
… you own functional kitchen equipment made of bamboo.
… you weight train by grocery shopping.
… your last remaining addiction is a bean.
… you spell juice fasting with an extra e.
… you don’t believe in pre-detox sex.
… you can make a salad from your backyard, even if you don’t have a garden.
… you know how to cure cancer, heart disease, and diabetes… but no one believes you.
… something in your kitchen is currently underwater.
… you know the difference between raw and really raw when it comes to foods like almonds, tahini, and agave nectar.
… it disturbs you when people start talking about really, really raw.
… you want to try solar gazing soon.
… you refer to the Food Network as the Horror Channel.
… your diet helps restore the hearing you lost from using your blender.
… you call yourself a chef and/or coach even though you’ve never been to school for either.
… you know what Cassandra felt like.
… your first name is an emotion, an adjective, or an insect.
… you shop for clothes in the children’s section.
… your bathroom is devoid of reading material.
… vegans ask you, “But where do you get your protein?” (Some things never change.)
… you qualify potential dating partners based on their level of toxicity.
… your job title begins with the words raw, eco, or alternative.
… your health care practitioner’s job title ends in -path or -ist.
… your crackers cost more than $1 per ounce.
… you meet a breatharian and have to ask, “But where you do get your protein?”
… your breakfast smoothies include items from six continents and four oceans.
September 16th, 2008 by Steve Pavlina
http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2008/09/you-know-you-are-a-raw-foodist-when/
… your microwave oven has been converted into a sprout and herb garden.
… you can’t remember the last time you visited the “other side” of the grocery store.
… you measure the time since your last illness in decades.
… you spend more time thinking about digestion than sex.
… you consume your own body weight in less than a month.
… you believe that $5 is a fair price for a 3-oz piece of chocolate.
… you feel confident that you could survive on Gilligan’s Island — and you know you can make a better coconut cream pie than Mary Ann.
… your diet is a combination of the diets of bonobos, cows, and plankton.
… you can identify every item in the produce section.
… the grocery checker has to look up the codes for half of your items; the other half she must ask you to identify.
… you gladly offer to “help out” any friends with fertility problems; they decline because they just want one baby, not a litter.
… you fantasize about a raw foods version of Costco.
… you store produce in your oven.
… you’ve turned down lunch invites for logistical reasons.
… your blender costs more than your car (and has a better warranty).
… you own functional kitchen equipment made of bamboo.
… you weight train by grocery shopping.
… your last remaining addiction is a bean.
… you spell juice fasting with an extra e.
… you don’t believe in pre-detox sex.
… you can make a salad from your backyard, even if you don’t have a garden.
… you know how to cure cancer, heart disease, and diabetes… but no one believes you.
… something in your kitchen is currently underwater.
… you know the difference between raw and really raw when it comes to foods like almonds, tahini, and agave nectar.
… it disturbs you when people start talking about really, really raw.
… you want to try solar gazing soon.
… you refer to the Food Network as the Horror Channel.
… your diet helps restore the hearing you lost from using your blender.
… you call yourself a chef and/or coach even though you’ve never been to school for either.
… you know what Cassandra felt like.
… your first name is an emotion, an adjective, or an insect.
… you shop for clothes in the children’s section.
… your bathroom is devoid of reading material.
… vegans ask you, “But where do you get your protein?” (Some things never change.)
… you qualify potential dating partners based on their level of toxicity.
… your job title begins with the words raw, eco, or alternative.
… your health care practitioner’s job title ends in -path or -ist.
… your crackers cost more than $1 per ounce.
… you meet a breatharian and have to ask, “But where you do get your protein?”
… your breakfast smoothies include items from six continents and four oceans.
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